Field Building (LaSalle National Bank Building)

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The Field Building, also known as the LaSalle National Bank Building, is a prominent Art Deco skyscraper in Chicago’s financial district and a notable example of early 20th-century high-rise architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf skyscraper
architect Graham, Anderson, Probst & White
architecturalFirm Graham, Anderson, Probst & White
builtDuring Great Depression era
city Chicago
completionDate 1934
country United States
era early 20th century
floorCountIncludes ground-floor banking hall
hasArchitecturalStyle Art Deco
Art Moderne
linked to: Streamline Moderne
hasDesignFeature decorative lobby finishes
ornamental metalwork
setbacks typical of Art Deco skyscrapers
hasElevators yes
hasFormerName Field Building
hasFunction banking offices
office space
hasName LaSalle National Bank Building
hasStructuralSystem steel skeleton
height 159 m
approximately 522 ft
isExampleOf American Art Deco skyscraper
isLandmarkOf Chicago architecture
isLocatedNear Chicago Board of Trade Building
isPartOf Chicago Loop financial core
linked to: Chicago Loop
locatedIn Chicago
Illinois
United States
locatedInDistrict Chicago financial district
linked to: Chicago Loop
locatedInHistoricDistrict LaSalle Street canyon
locatedInNeighborhood Chicago Loop
locatedOnStreet South LaSalle Street
linked to: LaSalle Street
material limestone cladding
steel frame
notableFor Art Deco lobby design
early 20th-century high-rise architecture
prominent presence in Chicago’s financial district
numberOfFloors 45
openingDate 1934
primaryUse commercial offices
roofType flat roof
startDateOfConstruction 1931
state Illinois

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LaSalle Street hasLandmark Field Building (LaSalle National Bank Building)